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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
A Curious Washington Character.

That's Belle Boyd NoU know Belle Boyd~' -aiI tae old man, taking sn old painting in a gilt frame out of dirty corner and carefully wiping the dust of, as he held it up before a reporter. she wasn't a bad looking girl as far as looks goes He examined it critically at arms length. But. " he added. ''she was a terror. This was taken by a famous artist while she was in the old Capitol. NOu know they never put her there until the war was nearly over. and ] expect it was more for revenge than anything. Some of the officers. think, were in love with her and they had a falling out. You know they said she was a rebel spy. She was a clever woman. l guess, and mighty reckless They sdy she was of service to the Confederacy. This Is a good picture of her. How'd get it; don't know. It came with the rest of the things. Look about you l don't know how they got here. They have just accumulated
 The old man is a dealer in, or rather col lcctor of. all sorts of old traps TEe store looks like an attic that has out lived many generations, OF rather like whole colony Of attics. People whose daily walks take them that way often sec the old man sitting in front Of his door with his back Co the pavement and his face turned in respectful attention to the collection of cJu.lus oll pictures and books which are piled on each side of the door nearly up te the second story. Every day the pile has grown bigger, the books huddling together as fl trying Co look over each others shoulders at the odd things in the windows. The old man is nearly always alone and silent. But he is not always sitting with his hack to the street. SUDctimes he is dustiug the old books or rubbing % -re1set rag over the face of some oil painting that has almost passed outGf sight Occasion ally some lady stops to look at the books or peep into the dark store Sometimes they venture inside, but he never says a word, and after looking around they 20 away wondering at what they have seen. - Washington star
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
EXPERIENCE OF AN EXCAVATION

Athletes ani men who take ordinary outdoor exercise such as walking, rup- ming. bicycle riding, jumping, swimming. tennis, etc, are often the subjects of acute troubles. The experience of sn ex-champion walkerw will be of inarest e all who are afflicted. Read the following letter;
 No. S24 EAsT l9TH ST., NEW YoRK,l
 April ?, 1886.
 Numerous statements relative to the merits of different plasters having been brought to my attention, l take this opportunity to state that l have used AL cocks Porous Plasters for over D years and prefer them to any other kind. 1 would furthermore state that was very sick with catarrh of the kidneys, and at- tribute my recovery entirely to Allcock's Porous Plasters. HARRY BROOKS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
WASHINGTON MARRIAGE MARKET.
A Good Place fin Which to Seek WINGS
 How Matches Are Made.

Good Place Tn VI men a' -
 How Matches Are Made.
 'ewashington is going to be chock fuH of marriageble ladies this winter sald a pretty little Southern widow lhe other evening. Do you know she cohunueu' showing a keen interest in the suolecI ''that this is the greatest ma'cn niAAlns ii city in the universes No' "en' US true. More ladies come here 10 get mar ried than to half dozen other eitles oI the same population. It IS because Oi the-pleasant society, the beauty ol the sur roundings and the gallantry. or the ciIy: All the ladies want 10 live here' ana don't blame them. have been coming here for three winters-but not TOT the purpose 1 mention"
 ssDo you think this desirable place 10 hunt husbands
 II cannot say so," and fit ot disap- pointment Cieamed in her blessed ueep black eye and the flush mounted her vel vety cheeks. But 'tis good place Tor men to seek wives. l know you must have seen that muck. The ladies are hand- some and accomplished, as rule, ana hundreds Of them have wealth and spclai standing As I said, they are smitten with the glare of the capital and the abandon of the people. 1T there Is anything a lady likes it IS ease and elegance, plenty of time and an aoun- dance of gayety. These, with a gallant and bright husb-Eent.eman, make IL so nice I have attended receptions, dinners and all manner of soclal enter tainmCnts in Paris and l-oncon-l was educated at the capital ot trance-Dut there iS nothing SD lastinSly pleasant as you have in Washington
 Are there more marriages here than in other cities, proportionE5e to the popu- l-tions'
 Il cannot say that there are, but you must remember that the matches made here are culminated elsewhere The ladies come here. meet residents or visit ors. court. make engagements, then go home and get married. O, its jolly, courting in Washington-so different from other places. There is romance in everything. \ woman that cOuldn [ plot an elopement here, under the glitter Of the White House. the roar and hustle of the Capitol. and to the music of the dining room and ball, isn't worth having. But, seriously, never heard of so many ladies who wanted to get married as arc here now. know them and see them every where l go-widows, orphans, daughters Of magnates, statesmen and potentates. Lots of men come here to look for wives, but there is not one of them Co ten ladies who are looking for husbands The hotels. aristoCratic boarding houses the flats and the private residences 1re full of them. Scores are in every square. My
 water. water everywhere, and none to drinkr And the discOuraging feature is these ladies are becoming more plentiful every year. Great families ot them come m a bunch. put mp at the fashion able places or lent houses and stay tho season out. An acceptable man could marry twice a week. From the il-iiOw of familiar f1ces it looks like the market would be better supplied this short sea son than ever before. w Washington Cor. fT,ifr.rB 'TrI.4rrup
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
From the City of Churches.
BRooKLYS. Ian. 7tb. IS

bRooKLTN, Jan. 7tb, loS'.
 DEAR EDIToR;-Deme Fashion de- crees that ladies shall now carry long, slim, alligator purses in their hands, What can be more convenient to the light fingered gentry than thIs?
 Jndge Pratt has been very Ill ever since the MeQusde case was handed hIm. It Is enough to give any body neuralgia or something worse. that's fact, But there's a cauldron sizzling somewhere friends, and politicians and boodlers are dancing about it like the witches of Macbeth. The end is not yet.
 friendly, but very exciting type writing race took place night before last, between Miss Garry Morris of Ciin- ton Ave, aud Miss Del Norte of St Marks Place, Brooklyn. The machines were Remington, and the young ladies had prRchced the same length of time The umpire decided that Miss Morris wss the fastest operator, and Miss Del Norte ihe most correct. Though the daughters of wealthy parents, both girls purpose 10 support themselves ca phon- ogrsphers and type writer's. No girl ought 10 marry until she l. competent to support her husband" said tne viva cious Miss Norris. s she closed her type writer. "Lordw said plain spoken old lady who had witnessed the trial oi skill. that sounds kinder ti'Chty, but 1 VOW there's more truth than Io'try about it nfter you doue and sail all.
 The great Castelar, If Spain, and cur own indefatigsble Susan E Anthony. seem to be m perfect accord. Castelar demands universal 6uiT.a.s hs the only preventive of revolutions" Miss An thony demands uDiversal suffrage be- cause without it woma0 owns neither herself, her property, nor her children.
 Folks can't get over wondering what the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher called on Boss Mclaughlin for. Why, everybody knows that the boss holds the City of l Churches Tn hIs big fist. Somebody had 1 got too tightly wedged under the boss thumb for comfort, perhaps. "It has | got go that a man can't sneeZe m Brook | lyn without having B pack of reporters | at hls heels" said Mir. Beecher. When q minister Of tue gospel sneeZes in company with the boss. that's about T
 the size of if.
 Little L,lian Smith. the ten-year old, fitty-dollar- q dGy thief, says that she | didn't like to steal at first, but il got to | be fun when she found out how easy # was. and how comIcal the ladies looked when they couldn't find their pocket | books. One fat woman whom she had robbed, begged her to look around ou the floor and help her find i;. 70, 1 l looked" said Lillian, of course I did. Iou see. she WAS SD big 1 thought s5e'd bust if she stopped over"
 There have been some wonderful toil- cites at the performances of the nation al Opera Co, n Boston this week. One distinguished lady from Beacon street. wore a crimson velvet suit covered with god embroidery. Silver and lead embroidery was also noticeable. And many of the ladies removed their hats, too. h the matter of doing what is right to be done, Boston stands near the hub of the universe. NIT. Hurber is working with courage and success. The National Opera Co. has come 10 stay let us pray.
 ELEANOR kIRK.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
An Offensive Breath

is most distressing, not only to the per son afflicted If he have any pride, but to those with whom he comes ID contact. IL is a delicate matter to speak of. but # has parted not only friends but lov- CTS. Bad breath and cstsrrh are Insep- arabic. Dr. SBge's Cstsrrh Remedy cures ss thousands can testify
 Especially to Women.
 "Sweet Is revenge especially to Ho- men, said the gifted, but naughty. Lord Byron. Snrely he was in bad hUmor when he wrote such words. But there are complaints that only women suffer, that are carrying numbers of them down to early graves. There IS hope for those who suffer, no matter how sorely. or se- verely. in Dr. K. V. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription Safe in its action 1t is blessing, especially to women and to men, too, for when women suffer. tue household is askew.
 Organic weakness or loss of power in either sex, however induced, speedily and permanently cured. En- closed DO cents ID stamps for book If particulars. Worlds Dispensary Medi- cal Association, Buffalo. N. Y.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
A Grand BalI.

Cactus Lodge No. 9l, Brotherhood of Locomotive firemeD. will give D grand ball st Masonic Hall. on Friday evening February 4th. They inte1d making this the best social event of the season, and will spare no pains or expense to eclipse the best,
 The committee of arrangements are: Messrs. A. w. Mcqueen, F. D. Simpson and J. l.. Full.
 Committee on Invitation-F. M. Blsney, Wm. Hou.elibe, Wm. Arm strong.
 The tickets are S2.50 each and may be had from the members of the above committees or Gt Fleishmsn's drug store,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
l. I.O.O.F.InsfaIIntinn. Q. 0.

The officers elect of Pims Lodge No. 3, 10. O. F. were installed by D. D, G. Master w. E, Stevens. at Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday evening last as fol- lows:
 John J. H. Hill. N. G,
 Wn. F. Scott, V. G.
 Phil. Schreiber, Rec. Sec'y,
 Wm, Reid, Treasurer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
Mining Notes.
Prescott Courierl

Dan O'Boyle informs us that Mir. Jones IS making careful preparations for mining and milling in Groom creek dis trict
 Eight n'ners are taking gold rock out of the ring mlHe, Cherry district. Rock pretty rich. It Is being hauled to the mill.
 Jack Mcdonnell has just shipped seven tons of rich silver ore from the Blue Dick mine.
 Jas. NJ. Vaudeburg, af Weaver. says there are about 100 men working plscers in his section, all of whom are doing well, Several dry washers are running.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
Rncklin,s Arnica SaINe.

The Best Salvs in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chspped Hands, Chilblains, Uorns. aud sil Skin Erup- tlons, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Geo. Martin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
Ladies. Take Notice.

Mrs. Olsen's large stock of hats and bonnets must be sold at once, ss she will not carry any over 10 the next sea- son. Call at her store on Congress street, and purchase below cost.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
Enr Sale.

A fine driving horse, also phaton, nearly new. and 8 set of single harness. Inquire of ". I. Perry, Lexinston Stable, 1w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
Leg gal Bianks
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
1887. HaTperS Young People. AN ILLUSTRATED WE.E.I

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
fERAS.. Plil3lg Pf-l 4. .I
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
Nass ? Q. AaBay ! igIs g:g Lia a1G address Registered le isls i3 NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL. BANK,
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22

Incorporated iu is'i- for Q years by the L- s- isiat.1-e for gdurrtlonal and Charilabis pur- puses-wish n capltsi of Si.uoeeJ-tn Alch re4srve fund of over SJ50,Ul0 has alace becn added.
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 Its C rand single Number Draw ines take ace monthly, and The Seutt-Annual Drawings regularly every six mOnths June and December.)
 A SPLGNDID OPPORTU SHY TO WIN FOETU SE FIRST GRAND DRAWING. GLASS A IN THE ACArEMY OF HUSIt', NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, February &, IXR--eOI-f Monthly DravInr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22

building occupies the entire cur-Cr of tfsary asi Mason streets SR7 Francisco, and ls tfe o-ly Medical tnd surEical Hrs Itute on the Pac tc toEst that has its own e.e-arr Drt- Stu.- u lis- pen-ary bu. ldin-, gmpllylEg sl;i=te-ei ch ml-ts and scientific Surplcal lG-trum-nt makers ts znu-acture all Surgical tu-jrumeuts iTr tLg patients of the Ilie1is Disrousa-y. also Co I-c- pare the celebrated Dr. LlebiE wonderful Ger man InVgOrator. To the maryesous CUTS and disc veriss made by DT, LI-blg ts Co. n dac ali the great successe- they have had In lSsi they discOvored the com pli ,ation, FrOstGtorrhca re sulting from youthful TT prudence and excesses of maturity or urssilfully treatot eases of a special nature. that from tITno imu ernoriEl had prevented thousands from beirg cured of nec- vous debilii-, physical weakness and unnatural losses from the system, resulting from folliet Gf youth. Dr. L'ebig & Co. u=e every euccsssful remedial agent known to modern sclsu-ists, fzvOring the schools of II sEHpsth- and Elec- tricism. sing from the Allopathic all that is useful, snd adapting surgical instruments Go The various ailments and deforuIltle-, attach nz to appli-nc g, mSgnetisrn and e ectrlC;ty- Suc- eessfu treatment ss ranteed in all .uraDIe eases cr nu fees required
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22

2,l79 Prizes. amounting to---- S3jU,o Application for rates to clubs sbould be made only Co the office Cf the Company lu NlW Or leans.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
Homa Made Candies

Home Made Candies Fresh every afternoon at Ro!bscbld's candy factory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
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 Capital Prize. Sl50,000.

We do hereby certify that we supervise the ar rangements for all the Monthly and Semi-Annnai m Drawings of The Louisiana State Lottery oin- lt pany, and in person manage anu con l,. Io. '; ;. Dra~iugz tbems selves. and that the same IS conducted with honesty, faiTnes' ?, and m gOpd faith toward all parties, aud we authoriLe ne Company tO use this certineA1s. Nitn sJ simiies of our slgnatures attached, m its Sd- lr-ta .
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22

The Missouri court Of appeals has de- cided that contracts and conversation ever telephone wire are binding.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
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Suffering from -rr ul r-s .u .. - should consult u- a- orc-. T.. stopped, vitality r.-rHrti. r-. aga-u a pisI.- I-- Ils.o..ll Hf q. ..-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
LGHiSiana Staia L9ttG1I CQGllHT.

TNPEECEDENTED ATTRACTION
 l. OVER HALY MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22

We the undersigned Banks a-d Bankers will p-y ali Prizes drawn in Tho Louisiana S'sts Lotteries which may be preseat5d at our couu- ta.a =
 IL IT. OGLE-SHY. Pres. Louisiana Natl iik. T. ". ESILBIsEEiI. Pres. state Natl Ek A. ItALDNNIS. Pres. New Orleans Nafi isk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
COMING TO TUCSON. DF. LiGIig s C0. |. sPECI,L { Physician C Surgeon,
 OF BAN FRANCISCO.
OF BAN FRANCISCO.

Inc above wCi'-Snowa and ! long n-fabl shei special ets hav- Flag u any pstiea-5 in 'h s end s-rrIuuC4u-- con ,nz. hare dp.
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 spr on February iffh. f5ih ! and i6th whlrs t1ry viii haze p-irats udice5 on fla ulrye days only, an Wue O ali who de-lre tr consult wi-h the be- ! n1wuet Spe-ialifs Uili have au Uppprt1ritr O. COIEg SD FREE Or CHARGE.
 The LLehT- bI-1enz rr fartI- treatment of al Chrp-ir. Fri- vs.c and C fI.rllcatcd di-eas1 1s. hE, been e-tl5lIshof Iu S.0
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